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potential flooding, runoff, etc., they will do as indicated in the Geological Report done by Alpha. Water from the property will go underground. No water will go over the Upshaw property. It will go through Dr. Purrs property to the street. The public hearing was closed. Chairman Wilson asked for Staff to clarify Conditions No. 19 and 20. Mr. Okamura explained the existing rights-of-way and the request for 30' reservation of land. He stated that No. 19 refers to dedication of land and No. 20 is for reservation of land, not deeded land. Mr. Swift, explained that if improvements require additional property the reservation would be used. Chairman Wilson expressed concern with dedication vs reservation. Mr. Swift explained that it has been the past policy of the staff to recommend dedications and the City Council now has a policy to reserve property rather rather than require dedication property. The Commissioners then discussed public work improvements in the area. Mr. Swift clarified that much of the improvements discussed are interim. Commissioner Wellman asked if the right and left turn lanes referred to in Condition No. 19 are temporary. Mr. Harris stated that they are temporary. Chairman Wilson asked if this development is approved what improvements will be made on Foothill Road at the time of development. Mr. Harris stated that it would be just like Foothill Knolls. Commissioner Innes asked about emergency access and whether or not Fire Department had reviewed the plans. Mr. Quaglia indicated that the Fire Marshal had no problem with the design as proposed. Chairman Wilson asked if the Commission agreed with staff, if staff would agree to change the west lot line of Lot 2 to the east. Mr. Harris explained it is desirable to get the toe of the slope away from the property line 10-20' at least. The public hearing was closed. Commissioner Innes indicated he had walked the property. He stated that if you keep the property on the low side of the fill, then the responsibility of the slope is remaining with the responsibility of the person who creating it. If it is moved, Lot 2 will take on quite a responsibility with regard to the slope. Lot 2 on the southeast side is very steep. He supported staff in reducing Lot 1 and 2 to include all of the fill area and a reasonable amount below it. Chairman Wilson asked about the fault location. Mr. Harris stated that it has never been found. Commissioner Lindsey supported the staff report. Commissioner Hoyt agreed with Commissioner Lindsey. Commissioner Wellman disagreed. She felt the lot was buildable as long as it was properly engineered. Commissioner Lindsey asked what the comments of the other Commissioners are regarding Condition No. 19 and #20. - 5 - _~